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Key to Identifying Common Colorado Landscape Trees – 63

Previous Steps

1b – Alternate leaf arrangement on stem — go to 18
- 18b – Leaf compound — go to 58
  - 58b – More than 3 leaflets — go to 59
    - 59a – Entire or very finely serrate leaflet margins — go to 60
      - 60b – Thornless — go to 62
        
        62b – Leaflets obviously pointed at tip. — go to 63

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63a – Pinnately compound — Japanese Pagoda Tree

63b – Bipinnately compound — Kentucky Coffeetree

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